Louvered glass packed core, Resonator which way faces back?
If you want it slightly quieter with a minute performance decrease face it this way
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exhaust flows this way -> -> ->
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If you want it a little bit louder for that last 2% in performance, face the holes the other way
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exhaust -> -> -> -> -> -> -> ->
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Hard to describe, but if the holes are open "towards" the exhaust flow more exhaust will flow into the holes & quiet things down at the slight expense of performance. Other way around more exhaust flows around the holes & more noise.
Ryan P.
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exhaust flows this way -> -> ->
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If you want it a little bit louder for that last 2% in performance, face the holes the other way
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exhaust -> -> -> -> -> -> -> ->
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Hard to describe, but if the holes are open "towards" the exhaust flow more exhaust will flow into the holes & quiet things down at the slight expense of performance. Other way around more exhaust flows around the holes & more noise.
Ryan P.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SJP0tato »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">If you want it slightly quieter with a minute performance decrease face it this way
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exhaust flows this way -> -> ->
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If you want it a little bit louder for that last 2% in performance, face the holes the other way
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exhaust -> -> -> -> -> -> -> ->
//////////////////////////////////////////
Hard to describe, but if the holes are open "towards" the exhaust flow more exhaust will flow into the holes & quiet things down at the slight expense of performance. Other way around more exhaust flows around the holes & more noise.
Ryan P.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Will the loss in power be significant enough if the holes are open towards the exhaust flow?
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exhaust flows this way -> -> ->
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If you want it a little bit louder for that last 2% in performance, face the holes the other way
\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\
exhaust -> -> -> -> -> -> -> ->
//////////////////////////////////////////
Hard to describe, but if the holes are open "towards" the exhaust flow more exhaust will flow into the holes & quiet things down at the slight expense of performance. Other way around more exhaust flows around the holes & more noise.
Ryan P.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Will the loss in power be significant enough if the holes are open towards the exhaust flow?
do it this way
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exhaust flows this way -> -> ->
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the other way would defeat the whole purpose of using the resonator
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exhaust flows this way -> -> ->
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the other way would defeat the whole purpose of using the resonator
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 01geeser »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">do it this way
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exhaust flows this way -> -> ->
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the other way would defeat the whole purpose of using the resonator</TD></TR></TABLE>
agreed. the design kinda sucks though but itll quiet it down
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exhaust flows this way -> -> ->
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the other way would defeat the whole purpose of using the resonator</TD></TR></TABLE>
agreed. the design kinda sucks though but itll quiet it down
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